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Preparing for life in space.

Pat Dasch

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The third team to inhabit the Advanced Life Support Test Chamber at the Johnson Space Center participated in an interview about life in the test chamber and program goals. Questions examine the air and water systems; human factors such as life in confinement, privacy, health, and training; and exercise. The test chamber is used to test life support systems for the International Space Station, lunar bases, and manned missions to Mars.

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Key concepts: Life support system, International Space Station, Test (biology), Space (punctuation), Aeronautics, Space suit, Mars Exploration Program, Life support